Two bad for Channel 4If you could hear an unusual clicking noise during the Bafta TV awards on BBC1 last night, fear not - your TV set is not about to go on the blink. It was just the sound of Channel 4 executives changing channels as the station won just two awards. Channel 4 started the evening with more nominations than any other channel - 20 - and ended up winning the same number of awards as Sky One. If you know of a particularly funny video on YouTube, now might be the time to send it to Kevin Lygo.

The foaming red carpet aside, the undoubted star of this year's television Baftas was former BBC director general Greg Dyke. He wasn't even picking up an award, but got the longest standing ovation of the night when he presented the award for best current affairs programme. And when Paul Abbot launched his heartfelt tirade against the BBC governors, the cameramen thoughtfully cut from Greg to his arch nemesis Charles Allen and back again. At the end of the night Monkey spotted Dyke, still clutching his goody bag, leaving deep in conversation with new BBC chairman Michael Grade. Perhaps those "Dyke to return to the BBC" stories aren't so far-fetched after all?

Like any good boss, Meridian TV MD Lindsay Charlton was keen to congratulate his team after their triumph at the Royal Television Society journalism awards. Only problem was he congratulated them on winning a Bafta.